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by René Girard · · libro de bolsillo · 351 pages
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Análisis de la tesis de que cualquier objetivo que persigue el protagonista de una novela ha sido sugerido por un mediador y que este "deseo triangular" es la forma de todas las grandes novelas.
René Noël Théophile Girard was a French academic best known for developing mimetic theory, which posits that human desire is fundamentally imitative, leading to rivalry, violence and the scapegoat mechanism as foundations of religion and culture. Holding academic appointments primarily in literature departments in the United States, his interdisciplinary work influenced fields ranging from theology to economics to psychology and cultural studies.
